Suppressed Archaeology (Part Five)

Martin Collins, resuming his exposé of American academics who have deliberately sought to suppress evidence of pre-Columbian migrations of Old World civilizations, including Hebrew, Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, Basque, and Viking cultures, identifies settlements throughout the southwest in which patterns of the Hebrew priestly garments have been preserved in the Navajo and Apache culture, the pattern presumably given to them by earlier explorers or settlers. In addition, menorahs (seven-branched candle stands) and shekels have been found among the petroglyphs in Arizona, Michigan, Kentucky, and the Catskill Mountains of New York. Additionally, Roman coins and Roman swords have been found at the juncture of every major waterway in North America. Muslim rock-cut texts dating from 1200 AD have been identified. In 1000 AD, Viking explorers left artifacts in Labrador and Newfoundland. Norse explorers beat Columbus to what became Minnesota in 1362, leaving the Kensington Rune Stone. Dr. Gunar Thompson has uncovered evidence of extensive trading between Mexico and China in 1414. As late as 1450, a Basque fishing fleet had preceded Columbus to what would later be called North America. The plethora of artifacts, including coins, weapons, and engraved monuments call into question the judgment and motives of those 'scientists' denying pre-Columbian migrations from the Old World.

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